Donald Trump shrugs off Yemen 'war plan' chat leak as 'glitch', says NSA Waltz learned 'a lesson'

Trump’s SecDef Hegseth FIRES BACK at Yemen War Leak Allegations | U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has strongly denied allegations that he and other senior officials leaked classified Yemen war plans in a Signal group chat that mistakenly included The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief. Addressing the controversy, Hegseth slammed the report as “garbage journalism” and accused the media of pushing another hoax. The leak, which allegedly contained details about U.S. military strikes on Houthi targets, has sent shockwaves through Washington, with the White House confirming the authenticity of the messages. Watch Hegseth’s fiery response as the Biden administration scrambles to contain the fallout! #PeteHegseth #YemenWarPlan #WarPlanLeak #USMilitaryLeak #SignalChatLeak #HegsethScandal #YemenStrikePlans #HouthiWarPlans #TrumpAdminLeak #USWarStrategy #ClassifiedInfoLeak #PentagonBreach #HegsethUnderFire #YemenAttackPlans #NationalSecurityLeak #DefenseScandal #HegsethExposed #WarPlanControversy ~PR.152~GR.408~GR.125~

US President Donald Trump is contemplating firing national security advisor Mike Waltz after a Yemen war plan leak through a Signal group chat involving a...